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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1890

Page

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Noray and the Ark Dialect Reading at Aggsty Club

A Monday session at a local Aggsty club featured a reading on dialect in literature. Whitcomb Ali Read a paper praised for its accurate mimicry of speech and included a long retelling of Noray and the Ark with vivid dialect sections and moral reflections.

Froaiansm Aggsty Club Whitcomb Aliey Bop Thomas Nelson Pace Chandler Harris Eye Wider McGlash Hir New Mr. New Mr. Riley Harry Hwardes St. Nicholas Noray Spain

Journal Printing Boss Defends City Location

Mr Bassieman Bary of The News refutes a report that Otfie Hasselman of the Journal Printing company will move business to New York. He cites the Journal as the oldest local firm and says relocation would require a new building, since current quarters are too small and ill suited to their needs.

Bassieman Bary The News Otfie Hasselman Journal Printing Company New York Basselman

City council debates sidewalks and street reforms

City council met Monday with long sessions on street removals and sidewalk rules. The war over fruit stand placement ends as an ordinance passes allowing stores to use more sidewalk, and a hack ban is limited to defined blocks. Damages in the Webb suit are settled for 67.100 with university paying 1.100 of the amount. city funds show 66,525.22. An investigation about Fireman John Robinson salaries is ordered amid other rail and viaduct measures.

Lilinois At Thos Webb Butler University Hac Woollen Hicklin John Robinson Illnois Virginia-ave Thecouncil Cable Street Railway Company S. Illinnois St. Dovelness Jackson Place Illinoia St Maryland Market Pennsylvania Wabash Chiists Wollen Ruchless Oleen Massachusetts Yontz Mexico Mekin Turkey Dom Pedro Brazil London Oass Flushing Liverpool Bull Warsaw St. Petersburg Dublin America Ireland Dillon O’brien O'Mahoney Tipperary

Democrats Mock Bariigson Trip and Wheat Indictment Hint

In Washington commentary, Democrats mock President Bariigson on a junket to the west and Iodiaca, while speculation swirls that Mr. Wheat the late postmaster may face petit larceny charges. Read faces criticism as Chairman Flower travels with money gaps and a powerless committee, with talk of an extra session on November 12 to push a forespill.

Bariigson Wheat House Besd Flower Democratic Congressional Committee New York Harrison West Washington

Features of Sporting Lee in The New York Tribune

The column notes a low promise for the season, lists scores from various games including Louisville 2 Columbus 0 St. Louis 3 Toledo 10, and mentions Cincinnati club matches at Cleveland with several players named. It highlights a coming trot at Cincinnati between Nancy Hanks and Alabaster, cites Davie’s .445 batting average in the last 20 Cleveland games, discusses league signings and offers, and records pace times for 2:30 list ages. Office desks at Wm L Elder's.

New York Tribune Latonia Yale Dyer John Morris Roseland Louisville Columbus St. Louis Toledo New Cincinnati Brotherhood Club Clevelands Morris Park Park Ridge Racine Montague Nobiis Bly Senorita Puaster Autocrat Cincinnati Nancy Hanks Alabaster Davie Fieter Cleveland al. Johnson Dent Beatie Vian Young Smith Zimmer Virtue Davis McKean Gilks Burne Anson Jerre Denny Suno Electroneer Guy Wilkes Nutwood

Educating Voters Amid Election Law Confusion and Confidence

The county campaign remains quiet as parties educate voters under a new election law. Democrats spread detailed guidance on voting while Republicans select lawyers for poll clerks to exploit legal points. A Sun reporter notes distrust and overconfidence on both sides as each seeks an edge before the looming ballots.

Waela Nave SUN Thas Republic Wee

Robbed Mail Pouches Stolen In Louisville Morning Heist

Two registered mail pouches were stolen from a post office wagon between the office and the railroad in Louisville. The sacks were emptied of all valuables and later found rifled. Estimated value to Cincinnati and the East about 10,060 dollars.

Louisville Cincinnati

Rate War Hits Trains to St Louis From Cincinnati

The Big Four and Vandalia rail lines fight over fares to St Louis as low as $7.50, with outsized round trips from Cincinnati and other cities. Conflicts stretch to routes via Peoria, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Columbus, and Cleveland, reshaping fares amid St Louis exposition traffic. Francis Murphy travels from Burlington to attend his daughter's Pittsburg wedding, with Miss Frances Murphy and Charley Bolmee prominent in estimates of social interest. A Jersey shore disturbance in Absecon prompts threats over a discharged housekeeper, while local events include charity balls, a divorce case, a bicycle event, and a piano recital by Blind Tom at the asylum for the blind.

St. Logie St. Louis Cincinnati St. Louis Exposition Antelna Gannibal Quincey Peoria New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Albany N. Y Waverly Buffalo Saramanta Jamestown Pittsburg Oliveland Columbus Dayton Galion Bis Francis Murphy Burlington Nara Frances Joga Vhiga Turphy Charley San Xcen Boimee Hava Basn College Gaye Hava Baen Misa Murphy Mr. Bolmee Monongahela Bouges Seveid Maudlin Tuassay Daniel Dan Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society Marnerchor Hell Lavine Henry Thompson Howe John W. Williams Tossdaz Williams Indians Bicycle Manufacturing Company C. E. Coffin Asylum For

Nunery of the buried alive exposed in Naples raid

A Naples raid on a secluded convent known as the Nunnery of the Buried Alive revealed sixteen inmates in near insanity. A forbidden love survivor was found confined with other emaciated residents, some unable to talk. Authorities vow full investigation and punishment.

New York Naples Desa Pir Ber Parente Thors

Perfectly Hatshed Interview On Harrison Campaign

An interview with a local reporter Tuesday morning quotes Marshal Dan Ransdell saying President Harrison is perfectly satisfied with Attorney-general Michnensz's conduct of the Indiana campaign. The Cincinnati item reports a municipal scandal at the city infirmary alleging filth abuse and missing funds amid deaths. Knoxville cites the hanging of Jack Manler for assault near Birskall's Station.

Crnersaty Dan Ransdell Harrison Michnensz Knoxville Fena iSpit Jack Manler Asre Rufus Lowie Birskall’s Station

Affair of His Mouth in Cincinnati and New York Gossip

Oct 7 reports ex council sergeant at arms Lon Stone in Cincinnati with aging members amid efforts to muzzle him. In New York Tae repaid. Democrats and Citizens' Party plan to nominate against Tam mEeny. Cincinnati obituary notes Judge Jorésa, noted lawyer, died Tuesday.

Cincinnat Lon Stone Tae

The World's Fair burlesque at Park Holiday review

A shabby burlesque at Park Holiday titled The World's Fair draws a mixed crowd. Lillian Stillman leads a fair company with some humorous moments and splashes of stage craft, while the audience endures a jumble of bits and a noisy prompter scene.

Lillian Stillman

Chicago Ladies Ban Leg Vaccination In Public Fashion

A Chicago health official bans leg vaccinations by inspectors citing fashion mania and public disfigurement fears. Dr. Garrett reports a new policy from Health Commissioner Wickersham requiring private vaccinations only by exception, with arm injections standard unless a private request is approved.

Chicago Craicaco Garrett Health Office Wickersham Wickéershant

McKinlay tariff suits open in New York court

The first case under the McKinlay bill began Tuesday in New York. The owners of the French steamer Champagne, loaded with silks wines and other high duty imports, arrived Sunday and dispute $200,000 in extra duties. They claim the new tariff was not in force until midnight Sunday, while the collector closed the port at midnight Saturday.

New York McKinlay Ea Champagne Feffast

Conclusion of Crary nuptials ends court cases in Indiana

In Riartinsvilig Indiana on October 7 a sensational claim of Md James Crary and Tiss Pearl Crary ended at 2 p.m. Tuesday with a Nuptial knot at the bride's residence. All suits against James Crary have been dismissed and parties settle.

Crary Kroopemendt Riartinsvilig Ind MD. James Tiss Pearl Crary Young James

Trembling Paris. Excitement over a cholera case shocks city

Paris reports a cholera scare with refugees from Spain and locals implicated in gambling. Police shut down Todds's place, fining Howe and others, while a crowd evades trial. Local and foreign weather notes mix with reports of strikes, unrest, and political wrangles abroad.

Paris Uoleraing Department Herault Spain Cams Gaome Sylvania D. Shipman Mondey Edward Richardson Oliver Mowe Sergis Whestly Joyce Todds Hon. Howe Chas, Brown Bart McKurraus J. O Webb Frank Griffin Ben Jouss Julio Allser Bexter Buscher Shafer Pepe Kinnesy Hagerman Brunswick Hotel Rishardeen John Dann Frank Smith John Carson Jones Howe Richardson Tusadar Hows

Bookwalter Emerges as Favorite in Twelfth District Race

Republicans in the twelfth district push Charles A. Bookwalter, head of the public printing bureau, for congress. Bookwalter, a longtime Allen county resident, avoids hinting at his own candidacy while saying he is in the hands of his friends.

Fie Weex Charles A. Bookchurter GlerEk Public Printing Bureau Congress Charles SUN Bookwalter Allen County

Open Face Hippopotamus Born in Captivity at Parawaguta

It is reported the tent hippopotamus is still alive and growing in the cage. The mother keeps a constant watch on the infant, which weighs about 75 pounds and measures three feet long. No one including Keensi Downey may approach the enclosure as Supt. Conkling withholds Caliph the male parent for now, citing weak paternal instinct.

Parawaguta New York Keensi Downey Downey Igpa Misa Murphy Conkling Caliph

Census figures show Indiana population and district shifts

Cincinnati dispatch reports the census bureau tally for Indiana at 2,189,080, up 210,729 since 1880, with apportionment of 180,000 per representative. The fourth district totals 856,? and Indiana loses or gains seats accordingly. population figures for eight largest towns are listed with increases.

Cincinnati The Encquirer Washington Indiana Congress Congrera Lafayette Tebanen Terre Vim

President inrouse greeting at Cincinnati trip stop crowd

Special dispatch describes the president’s westward party arriving Cincinnati on Tuesday morning to a crowd near 2000 at the train shed. Mrs. Halford leaves for Indianapolis, Gen. Grosvenor joins, no speechmaking, train on time. At Lawrenceburg 1800 greet the president. Guatemala and Salvador hostilities flare as war rumors grow amid troop massing.

Thara Lawrenceburg Ind

Rich gold fine in Arbuckle mountains tale

Reports from St. Louis detail a deadly Monday night incident in which Officer Jas Brady and Officer Jno Gatt ney were killed and Harry Doncar fatally injured following a confrontation in a negro dive. The melee also affected the Siberia and Kajauka theaters.

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Guess on the Gold Watch Promotion at Danbury Lat Co

Danbury Lat Co at 23 W Washington St runs a promotion promising a gold watch as a prize with any purchase no matter how small. The contest invites customers to guess a number or outcome to win the prize.

Danbury Lat Co Washington St

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